Tokyo is home to this COVID-safe haunted house

Horror, as a genre, is something that never goes out of season, including a pandemic. On similar lines, a haunted house in Tokyo has come up with a new concept to provide a healthy dose of horror to the discerning visitors.
A production company called Kowagarasetai, which translates to Scare Squad, has come up with a drive-through haunted house in Tokyo in the ongoing COVID pandemic.
The drive-through haunted house has incorporated social distancing rules between the visitors and the zombies that come over to attack vehicles. However, the visitors seated in their cars stay separated from their attackers via windows to ensure safety from any possibility of virus transmission.
It is a safe way to continue the business during the pandemic, unlike in case of a traditional haunted house.
Reportedly, the zombies attack the visitors by splashing artificial blood on their cars. People who do not like to have blood on their vehicles can also rent a car from the site authorities.
It is a 13-minute performance with zero contact between the audience and scary performers, which rules out any chance of spreading the virus.
And the good part about these zombies is that they are well-trained to clean up the vehicles after splashing them with fake blood during the performance.